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Milly Ristvedt is a 27-year-old Toronto artist whose quiet, deliberate decisions are reflected in her color paintings
Milly Ristvedt is a 27-year-old Toronto artist whose quiet, deliberate decisions are reflected in her color paintings

Milly Ristvedt is a 27-year-old Toronto artist whose quiet, deliberate decisions are reflected in her color paintings

Date2/11/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Milly Ristvedt is a 27-year-old Toronto artist whose quiet; deliberate decisions are reflected in her color paintings. Her work is now on display at the Carmen Lamanna Gallery on Yonge St. where she is enjoying her third show.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104146F
Eleznor Mackey, Milly Ristvedt, Carol Conde
Eleznor Mackey, Milly Ristvedt, Carol Conde
1/29/1969
L-R, Eleanor MacKey, Milly Ristvedt, Carol Conde
L-R, Eleanor MacKey, Milly Ristvedt, Carol Conde
1/29/1969
Joanne Smith, a Toronto-born artist whose sculpture and paintings are being exhibited at the Margot Samuel Gallery in Oshawa
Joanne Smith, a Toronto-born artist whose sculpture and paintings are being exhibited at the Margot Samuel Gallery in Oshawa
5/22/1980
Toronto artist Joan Hamilton-Smith has been known for her portraits and her paintings of old houses, but now she is taking birds and animals as her su(...)
Toronto artist Joan Hamilton-Smith has been known for her portraits and her paintings of old houses, but now she is taking birds and animals as her su(...)
2/25/1976
People buy paintings because if feels good to them, says artist Murray McCheyne Stewart, whose showing of outdoor scenes is on display at Hal Johnson'(...)
People buy paintings because if feels good to them, says artist Murray McCheyne Stewart, whose showing of outdoor scenes is on display at Hal Johnson'(...)
11/24/1977
Vancouver artist Reg Holmes, shown above with one of his paintings at the Isaacs Gallery, is making $30,000 a year in New York. He's part of a scheme (...)
Vancouver artist Reg Holmes, shown above with one of his paintings at the Isaacs Gallery, is making $30,000 a year in New York. He's part of a scheme (...)
9/30/1969
Artist art Ross and his wife, Anne, look over his paintings in the trailer which is their home for six months of the year. The couple spent the summer(...)
Artist art Ross and his wife, Anne, look over his paintings in the trailer which is their home for six months of the year. The couple spent the summer(...)
10/15/1974
Supervising packing of paintings and sculptures, Toronto artist Gerald Gladstone stone left yesterday with van and trailer loaded with three tons of h(...)
Supervising packing of paintings and sculptures, Toronto artist Gerald Gladstone stone left yesterday with van and trailer loaded with three tons of h(...)
2/13/1973
Colville brushes up. Artist Alex Colville is brushing up his paintings, preparing for the First Major Retrospective of his work, at The Art Gallery of(...)
Colville brushes up. Artist Alex Colville is brushing up his paintings, preparing for the First Major Retrospective of his work, at The Art Gallery of(...)
7/11/1983
Oakville artist Bill Newport. His World War II paintings were in Star Weekly
Oakville artist Bill Newport. His World War II paintings were in Star Weekly
11/9/1972
An artist still to find fame, David Craven, stands before two of his paintings chosen by Alvin Balkind, former curator of contemporary art at the Art (...)
An artist still to find fame, David Craven, stands before two of his paintings chosen by Alvin Balkind, former curator of contemporary art at the Art (...)
9/11/1975
Local artist makes it big: Ted Fullerton's show of sculpture drawings, paintings and lithographs will be exhibited at Artifaction Upstairs Gallery in Port Credit until this weekend
Local artist makes it big: Ted Fullerton's show of sculpture drawings, paintings and lithographs will be exhibited at Artifaction Upstairs Gallery in Port Credit until this weekend
2/26/1986